Thank you Quebeth. Could you do our cause a favor? Could you post these comments in eth trader for me under your name? I and the other guy are banned from there precisely for raising these issues. Please make the two comments into one and feel free to adjust slightly where you see fit (Maria has a thread where she is advancing the pitchfork narrative, you can post it there and in the general thread):

thepipebomb

18 points · 6 hours ago

Some big names missing in that list... Vitalik Buterin Joe Lubin Danny Ryan Justin Drake Vlad Zamfir Nice to see not everyone has lost their minds. Reply Give Award share report Save

level 2 cryptojan

7 points · 2 hours ago · edited 1 minute ago

Good to see that we have a few level headed people left in Ethereum as you say, and that these are among the top brass (Lane Rettig as well?). It's also useful to know the people on the list submitted above when moving forward. This makes everything much clearer when the times come for the appointment of a skilled project manager at the EF (hopefully). In the end though, its disappointing that Hudson Jameson and the same group of people keep fanning these flames of antagonism towards the tokenholders and blaming them for the fallout when it was their poor organization and execution that allowed these unfortunate events to take place. Afri would still be here if they made sure he and others were more structured and disciplined with regards to the roadmap, and if he had a comms persion filtering his tweets. In Afri's position, as the head coordinator for Ethereum upgrades, they must understand that his tweets would never be viewed as purely "in personal capacity" and not affect Ethereum (I'm not suggesting a comms person that sensors, but one that helps with wording for clarity and with tone for perception). EF must show more discipline, and be more result-oriented. But instead, parts of the EF organization keep shifting blame towards the community and they refuse to let go of this pitchfork narrative which really is simply a strawman at this point and a deflection from the crux of the issues.